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XRP ETFs Extend Record Inflow Streak to 13 Days, Closing in on $1B Milestone
U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded a net inflow of $50.27 million on December 3, pushing their cumulative total to $874.28 million.
Updated Dec 4, 2025, 3:40 p.m. Published Dec 4, 2025, 2:09 p.m.
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What to know:
- U.S.-based spot XRP exchange-traded funds have recorded 13 consecutive days of net inflows since their launch on November 14.
- The funds attracted $50.27 million in new capital on Wednesday, bringing their total net inflow to $874.28 million.
- XRP ETFs are among the fastest-growing crypto-asset vehicles, nearing the $1 billion milestone in under a month, indicating significant acceptance in traditional finance markets.
U.S.-based spot XRP exchange-traded funds continued their strong post-launch run, recording their 13th consecutive day of net inflows since opening for trade on Nov. 14.
The funds attracted a net $50.27 million in new capital on Wednesday, pushing their cumulative net inflow to $874.28 million, according to SoSo data. The funds recorded a total trading volume of $31.53 million for the day.
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The streak establishes the XRP ETFs among the fastest-growing class of major crypto-asset vehicles. Approaching the $1 billion milestone in under a month could be interpreted as signaling significant acceptance and liquidity for the asset within traditional finance markets.
The positive momentum displayed by the XRP products is a part of a continuing active crypto ETF dynamic. Spot Solana ETFs, despite some recent days of outflows, have pulled in more than $600 million since their recent launch. Also despite some recent outflow setbacks, the overwhelming success of the far older spot bitcoin and ether ETFs marches on, with the BTC funds having drawn in nearly $58 billion and the ETH vehicles $13 billion,, according to Farside data.
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